Ancient Egypt (KMT) did not support large trees. Wood was scarce and the best wood was imported from what is now Lebannon (the Phoenecians).
Among the trees panted by Egyptian Pharaohs were acacia, doom palm (called Mama en Khenet), lotus tree (called Nebes), sand tree, sycamore (called Nehet), tamarisk, and willow.
Most ancient civilizations (including the ancient Egyptian) had a Tree of Life, which was typically depicted as a Goddess growing out of a tree. In Kemet (ancient Egypt) the most common Goddess depicted in the Tree of Life is Aset (Isis).
You can learn about growing trees and other plants in the article about Witchcraft gardens. In acnient Egypt, temple gardens were typically lined with trees, especially palm trees, but also sycamore (which is the shape of the ancient Egyptian hieroglyph for tree), acacia, fig, jujube, nut trees, pomegranate, tamarisk, and willows. Rare, but important, were cinnamon trees.
About 8,000 years ago (pre-Pharonic period in ancient Egypt) there were approximately 15 billion acres of trees in the world. Now there are less than 8-1/2 billion acres of forest world wide.
Tonewoods are woods that are useful for making musical instruments, such as Brazilian rosewood and maple.
trees
 nehet hieroglyph for tree |
- alder
- allspice
- almond
- American elder
- apple
- apricot
- avocado
- areca
- ash
- Asian pear
- balsam of Peru
- banyan
- bay laurel
- bay rum
- beech
- betel palm
- birch
- bitter almond
- bitter orange
- black plum
- black walnut
- bodhi
- Brazil nut
- buckthorn
- candlenut
- carob
- camellia
- cashew
- cedar
- cherry
- chestnut
- coconut
- common yew
- cypress
- date palm
- dogwood
- Douglas fir
- ebony
- elder
- elm
- eucalyptus
- European yew
- fig
- fir
- grapefruit
- hawthorne
- hemlock
- hickory
- holly
- Indian sandalwood
- Japanese camellia
- jujube
- juniper
- key lime
- kukui
- lemon
- linden
- loquat
- macadamia
- magnolia
- mango
- maple
- mesquite
- mountain ash
- mulberry
- oak
- olive
- orange
- palm
- papaya
- peach
- pear
- pecan
- pepper tree
- Persian lime
- persimmon
- Peru balsam
- pine
- piñon
- plum
- poplar
- quince
- rowan
- saltcedar
- sandalwood
- shea
- silver fir
- tamarisk
- tangerine
- walnut
- white willow
- willow
- yew
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